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Domestic Abuse Awareness: A Foundation in Coercive Control

This course aims to enable housing teams to identify coercive and controlling behaviours in abusive relationships to increase the early identification of domestic abuse.

Description

This beginner level/refresher training will help delegates to identify coercive and controlling behaviours and consider the impact of living with abuse from a partner, ex-partner or family member. 

Delegates will explore the tactics that perpetrators often use to create dependency, manipulate and control the victim/survivor. It will give housing practitioners the confidence to identify coercive control and pass concerns on to specialist response teams.  All attendees will also receive a delegate pack which includes information from the course and a list of specialist toolkits and national domestic abuse support lines.

This course covers:

  • Definition and prevalence of domestic abuse

  • Dynamics of coercive control

  • Impacts of abuse and the risks around leaving

Learning objectives

By the end of this training delegates will be able to:

  • Recognise survivor/victims who do not fit the stereotypes of domestic abuse

  • State who is at the highest risk when in an abusive relationship and why this issue is a housing issue

  • Describe the dynamics of domestic abuse and identify coercive and controlling behaviours

  • Explain the impact a perpetrator’s tactics have on survivor/victims

Who is this course for?

  • Any housing professional

  • Administrative staff

  • Managers who want domestic abuse awareness

  • New starters and Temp staff

Please note – If you have a customer facing role, it is best practice that you also attend training on responding to domestic abuse.

Level

Beginner/refresher 

Location

Live online training delivered via Zoom using Mentimeter

Course Timings

This course is 3.5 hours long

This includes a comfort break, space for questions and time for the delegates to evaluate and reflect after the delivery

What will delegates receive as part of this course?

  • DAHA Delegate Pack (Includes activity workbook, key messages from training, links to films shown in the course, domestic abuse directory and toolkits)

  • CPD Certificate

  • A copy of the slides 

Costs and Cancellations

Group Booking Cost: £1,625 (20 delegates or less) 
Additional Delegate Fee: £75 per delegate (maximum 25)

Open Course Cost: £75 per delegate (Via PayPal or request an invoice)

 

Are you a DAHA member?
DAHA membership discount = 10% Accredited/Accreditation Members and 5% Affiliated Members

Cancellations post-agreement
Please refer to the terms and conditions within the website before you book

How does this fit with DAHA Accreditation?

Is your organisation working towards DAHA Accreditation?

 

This course supports you in meeting the staff development & support priority area

Standard 1: All staff are aware of domestic abuse & how it impacts families

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